i was all happy and excited for it at first, but not reallly nymores. my hols are just going to be as dull as usual when i don't go overseas to somewhere else. like what many other people said, yeah, i'm very lucky to have seen japan, and went to sendai and was not there for the tsunami.... yes, it is a lucky thing. but i don't really feel all that lucky, and for some reason i feel guilty too. though there's nothing i should be guilty about it, i'm really happy to have seen japan before the tsunami, japan is a really pretty, beautiful country, and the people there are wonderful and so polite. i would love to go there and help, but that would be impractical, cause i would only get in the way, and i don't have the money to get there in the first place. i guess donating would be the best way, even though it doesn't do much, but at least it helps
.... how did i get to the topic about japan? 0_0 ohh well... its my blabber time nyways, haven't been on this blog in awhile....
though i do still want to go to japan, obviously not now, since i would obviously be in the way, but japan needs the tourist industry to go back to normal again right? cause tourism, i think would be a very important income for them, i still want to go there after the HSC, when i think rebuilding would be mostly done. there would be still lots of problems, but since the japanese have already resumed their jobs, and gone on with their everyday life, doing their jobs etc. i guess they would be fine with tourists coming there after awhile.... mahh. i'll just let things flow, but right now i should probs be studying again... i failed my subjects TTwTT
じゃね～ time to go back to work >.<"
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Once upon a time, there was a handsome but selfish prince. He lived in an enchanting Edo castle surrounded by a lovely garden covered in flowers, and dominated by cherry blossoms that swayed in the gentle wind. In Spring the garden would be bursting with new life, in Summer the birds would come and sing sweet melodies for all to hear, in Autumn the whole garden would be covered in falling cherry blossom. The castle was however the most beautiful in winter, as it would be transformed into a Winter Wonderland, the ground covered in white snow so pure in seemed to give off a blue glow, and the cherry blossoms still left on the trees would be frozen in ice, a very rare and indescribably beautiful sight. But the castle was guarded by an unforgiving gate on the edge of a lonely cliff. Nobody ever dared to go near the castle, in fear of their lives if they were ever found trespassing.
Then one snowy frozen evening, an old lady with wrinkled up wear-out skin knocked on the castle door. “What do you want?!” the Prince snapped furiously.
“Please, can I stay in the castle, to stay out from this awful cold?”
“No.” He answered as coldly as the howling winter wind.
“Please! I will exchange my stay with this lotus flower.” She cried desperately, taking out a lotus with a strange pink blaze.
“No.” He answered just as icily as his last reply and slammed the door, leaving the old lady to freeze.
“Master, but the weather is so cold, she won’t survive out there!” a timid servant whispered.
“Like I care!”
Suddenly an unbearably bright light of the colours of the rainbow shone from the outside, the door trembled and gave way to it. The bitter cold immediately stole all of the castle’s warmth.
“You are very selfish, young prince.” A beautiful princess with hair whiter than the snow outside said as she stepped out from the ball of bright glowing light.
“Who are you?!!” the Prince demanded, not a hint of fear on his face.
The princess smiled angelically, her silver eyes twinkling mysteriously, “I am an Enchantress, also the old lady you cruelly turned away just now.”
The prince did not reply but kept the sneer and utter contempt he had on his arrogant face. The Enchantress touched the sinisterly blood red pentacle on her flawless fair skin and produced out the lotus with a strange pink blaze she was holding before, “For your selfishness, I will bestow this curse on you. You will live as a beast of this castle with all your servants under this same curse, unless you can learn to love but before all the petals of this lotus falls off-” and the Enchantress angelic smile became more ominously and a dark aura rose around her, “-if not you would stay as a beast and have to live in this world eternally, never able to go to heaven or hell.” With a cackle, the Enchantress started to dissolve into the bright ball of light.
“CURSE YOU!!!” the Prince roared as he, his servants and the whole castle were covered by the strange pink blaze of lotus. And the ball of light just vanished with the Enchantress still cackling merrily away in it.
(beginning of my DGM beauty and the beast story.... some random project i'm doing to improve my writing when i'm bored during my spare time ;))
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あれ。。。今日の日本語じゅきょうは忘れてよ
だめだ。しゅくだいを完了ないで＞ｗ＜”
そうだね。。。あれ。。ちょっと後半のたぶん、
でも日本は今までを頑張ってです！
ね。。。私は日本語が少し話せます
だから上の言葉はちょっと不気味です
ごめね、上の言葉を英語が：
「Ｋｅｅｐ ｔｈｅ ｆａｉｔｈ！」
これはＫＡＴ－ＴＵＮの１個歌ね
Ｄｏｎ’ｔ Ｇｉｖｅ Ｕｐ 日本～
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